Fasting glucose
Why this matters: Stable fasting glucose
See your mood entries alongside same-day biomarker readings where available.
Highlight the highest and lowest mood days and pull out same-day biomarkers that look off-target.
Mood 8/10 · Energy 7/10 · Calm 8/10
Mood 6/10 · Energy 5/10 · Calm 6/10
Curated core pathology markers across your tests, grouped so you can spot patterns without being overwhelmed.
Why this matters: Stable fasting glucose
Why this matters: Lower long-term glucose load
Why this matters: Lower fasting insulin
Why this matters: Cardiometabolic risk marker
Why this matters: Protective lipid context
Why this matters: Lower metabolic strain
Why this matters: Particle-related risk marker
Why this matters: Lower inflammation signal
Why this matters: Iron storage and resilience
Why this matters: Methylation-sensitive marker
Why this matters: Foundational nutrient status
Why this matters: Growth / recovery context
Why this matters: Hormonal resilience marker
Why this matters: Thyroid regulation context
Graphs for all Bortz-relevant biomarkers currently present in your biomarker store. This shows tracked inputs, not a fabricated complete Bortz calculation.
The mood-linked signals Hygieia can currently track from your uploaded and connected data.
High HRV = emotional flexibility
Low RHR = better recovery & mood
Stable respiration = calm
Neutral temp = stable physiology
Total sleep supports emotional regulation
REM = emotional processing
Deep = physical restoration
Regular sleep stabilizes cortisol & mood
Efficient latency = no anxiety
Good recovery = high HRV & mood
High readiness = good physiological state
Stable glucose = fewer mood swings
Low variability = emotional stability
Low spike = less irritability
No dip = better overnight mood
High TIR = stable energy and emotions
Practical guidance on which signals matter most for calm, energy, and clear focus using tracked biomarkers and your own Hygieia data.
| If you want to feel… | Biomarker to influence | Direction | Why it matters | Watch in Hygieia |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calm | HRV | Raise / stabilize | Higher HRV usually tracks with better autonomic flexibility and less stress reactivity. | Oura HRV, Resting HR, Respiratory Rate, Sleep Regularity |
| Energy | Average Glucose + Variability | Flatten swings | Glucose spikes and crashes can worsen irritability, shakiness, fatigue, and unstable energy. | CGM average glucose, CV, post-meal spikes, overnight dips |
| Clear / steady focus | Homocysteine / methylation support | Keep in healthy range | For your MTHFR profile, elevated homocysteine may make brain-fog, low resilience, and poor recovery more relevant. | Homocysteine, folate, B12, B6, riboflavin context |
The reference watchlist Hygieia uses for mood-linked recovery, glucose, and regulation signals.
| Biomarker / signal | Source | Optimal range | Mood relevance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heart Rate Variability (HRV) | Oura Ring | > 65 ms | High HRV = emotional flexibility |
| Resting Heart Rate (RHR) | Oura Ring | 40–55 bpm | Low RHR = better recovery & mood |
| Respiratory Rate | Oura Ring | 12–16 breaths/min | Stable respiration = calm |
| Body Temp Deviation | Oura Ring | +/- 0.0 to -0.2°C | Neutral temp = stable physiology |
| Total Sleep | Oura Ring | 7.5–8.5 hours | Total sleep supports emotional regulation |
| REM Sleep | Oura Ring | ≥ 90 minutes | REM = emotional processing |
| Deep Sleep | Oura Ring | ≥ 90 minutes | Deep = physical restoration |
| Sleep Regularity | Oura Ring | ±30 min nightly | Regular sleep stabilizes cortisol & mood |
| Sleep Latency | Oura Ring | 10–20 minutes | Efficient latency = no anxiety |
| Recovery Index | Oura Ring | Complete plateau observed | Good recovery = high HRV & mood |
| Readiness Score | Oura Ring | 80–100 | High readiness = good physiological state |
| Average Glucose | CGM | 4.8–5.3 mmol/L | Stable glucose = fewer mood swings |
| Glucose Variability (CV) | CGM | < 10% | Low variability = emotional stability |
| Post-Meal Spike | CGM | < 7.8 mmol/L | Low spike = less irritability |
| Overnight Glucose Dip | CGM | > 3.8 mmol/L | No dip = better overnight mood |
| Time In Range (TIR) | CGM | 85–95% in range | High TIR = stable energy and emotions |
These cards combine your mood entries with tracked biomarkers and show overlap summaries from your own data.
Target: 4.8–5.3 mmol/L · Stable glucose = fewer mood swings